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Can one party take legal action against the other without a legally signed document?
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∙ 13y ago
Your question is too far stretched and difficult to advise without all the facts beforehand. Generally,if the action is one concerning property matters,money loaned ,car hire or similar then there are usually other evidences available which one can produce before the Courts such as live witnesses,bank statements,rent books,etc.
Please be more precise with the question.
Added: (in the US) ANYONE can sue ANYBODY for ANYTHING - regardless of the existence of a contract, or not. The matter of whether they have a valid case or claim, will be decided by the court or jury.
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Why is it important to communicate legally and ethically?
In a business or professional communication, it important because if the information is illegal and unethical, it can obscure the purpose of the communication and can defeat the purpose of the communication. In addition, illegal content can be grounds for legal action against you or, in the event that you may need to take legal action against another person involved, a document that includes illegalities can't support a legal claim.
Why is important to communicate information legally and ethically?
In a business or professional communication, it important because if the information is illegal and unethical, it can obscure the purpose of the communication and can defeat the purpose of the communication. In addition, illegal content can be grounds for legal action against you or, in the event that you may need to take legal action against another person involved, a document that includes illegalities can't support a legal claim.
Why is it important to communicate information legally and ethically?
In a business or professional communication, it important because if the information is illegal and unethical, it can obscure the purpose of the communication and can defeat the purpose of the communication. In addition, illegal content can be grounds for legal action against you or, in the event that you may need to take legal action against another person involved, a document that includes illegalities can't support a legal claim.
If you sign a promissory note to avoid legal action and you don't repay it in full what legal action can be taken against you and is there a statute of limitations?
The holder of the promissory note can file a lawsuit against the signer/borrower in the debtor's state court of jurisdiction to recover monies owed. A promissory note is considered a written legally binding document and therefore is subject to the applicable SOL of the debtor's state of residency.
What is the difference between an Attestation and a notary?
Attestation is the action of bearing witness Notary is someone who is legally empowered to witness signatures and certify a document's validity and to take depositions.
What is the meaning of 'this is to hereby'?
"This is to hereby" is a formal way to introduce or declare something in a document or announcement. It is often used to make a statement or communicate an action that is official or legally binding.
Can los angles declare itself a separate state from California?
Unlikely that such action would be recognised legally without national discussion.
How can you leave home legally at age 13 in ca without cps involved?
You cannot, unless by court action which, even if granted, will name a legal guardian who will be responsible for you. Legally, you are far too young to be legally responsible for your own care and actions.
What can happen if the check cashed had no funds in the account?
The cheque would bounce and the person who issued the cheque can be legally prosecuted for issuing cheques without sufficient funds in the account. Also, the bank may take legal action against the customer for misusing the cheque facility.
What action can be taken against bad emails?
Legally you can police, but the problem is that those emails are almost impossible to track. But if you know the person you can claim like harassment.
What is a oblige?
make (someone) legally or morally bound to an action or course of action .
What is apple doing against jailbreakers?
Apple can legally do nothing, as of yet, against jailbreakers. Apple had attempted to use legal action against jailbreakers, but it was permitted legal under the DMCA, or Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Jailbreakers are losing the device warranty.
